Sentence examples for that could appropriately from inspiring English sources

4 38 p.m. | Updated Shattering records for entertainment series programming on cable television, AMC's "The Walking Dead" returned Sunday night with a record audience that could – appropriately in this case – be labeled a monster: 12.3 million total viewers.

It led to Charles O. Prince III, who lacked the ability to run the financial conglomerate but also lacked a board that could appropriately supervise and monitor his actions let alone make a decision about the direction of the company.

This detailed analysis technique allows those responsible for student learning at any level to select a passage that could appropriately represent the type of text from which they expect their students to learn.

Relevant studies were those in which preconceptional folic acid use had been quantified in different ethnic groups that could appropriately be categorized as Caucasian and non-Caucasian.

After identifying all domains that could appropriately be assessed by primary healthcare team members and their patients, we described the structures (inputs) and processes (activities) involved in those domains and subdomains, and the possible short-term and long-term outcomes (see Additional file 1).

Almost a century ago, G. K. Chesterton made a comment that could most appropriately be applied to Monday night's forum at which leading Democratic presidential candidates discussed faith and politics: anything worth doing "is worth doing badly".

But then I question why write about this at all with a headline that could have appropriately appeared in the National Enquirer.

The hypothetical hearing losses that could be appropriately prescribed with the OTC hearing aids were estimated.

Alternative structural models were assessed to identify the one that could most appropriately describe the PKs of apixaban.

Reverse sloping hearing loss was still the most prevalent type of hearing loss that could be appropriately fit with the OTC hearing aids.

Among the 2236 "virtual-3C" profiles that could be appropriately fitted to the unconstrained chromatin model [eqs.  1 and 2] (0 < R < 1), 66 % had a correlation coefficient (R) above 0.5.